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FEATURES

  • Non-invasive

  • Re-usable

  • Can be clipped on hospital beds, IV poles, wheelchairs, gurneys, and ambulance beds

  • Compatible with IVs, monitor cables, respiratory tubing, etc.

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BENEFITS

  • ​Enhances staff productivity

  • Improves patient and staff safety

  • Standardizes the organization of medical equipment

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RAIVES clip attached to a hospital bed rail.

Demo Video about RAIVES

RAIVES clip organization IVs and monitor cables on a hospital bed rail.

THE FACTS

19M

 Lines Pulled Out Yearly In the US
 

It can significantly reduce the time and staff required to untangle and manage the tubes, lines, and cords, leaving clinicians with time saved for completing other tasks and attending to their patients.

 

$266M

 Spent In US Per Year
 Replacing Vascular Access Devices Due To   Line Pull-Outs & Compromised Catheters
 

It has paid for itself if one line is prevented from being pulled out.

 

THE PROBLEMS

  • ​Unorganized medical equipment

    • Contributes to a decrease in:​

      • patient safety

      • staff safety​

      • staff productivity

 
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Nurses use a popsicle stick to hold IVs and monitor cables.

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Nurses use a tourniquet to hold respiratory tubing.

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RAIVES increases staff productivity and decreases the number of accidents.

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